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Contracted debris collection company Crowder Gulf completed collection of storm-related debris in Richardson. (Connor Pittman/Community Impact)

Crews complete storm debris pickup in Richardson

By Michael Crouchley

All vegetative debris piles from the May 28 storm have been picked up in Richardson.

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